Drop the GTK example; it probably makes more sense to use threads

for things like this, and the User_Interface class is going to die
as soon as I can manage it, anyway.

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-
-This is an example of how to use Botan in a GUI. You need at least
-Botan 1.6.0.
-
-You'll also need GTK+ 2.x (tested with GTK+ 2.10; should work with
-most versions). Keep in mind that I was learning GTK as I was writing
-this code, so it is not exactly the best GTK code you're likely to
-see.
-
-dsa.cpp is the main GTK+ driver. It has some comments at the top which
-point out major areas of interest.
-
-gtk_ui.* implement a User_Interface object that opens up a GTK+ dialog
-box that asks the user for their passphrase. It works pretty well, the
-only major deficiency is a fixed upper limit on the size of the
-passphrase (currently 64).  You may want to use this in your own code,
-assuming you use GTK. If not, it should at least provide an outline
-for writing a version for your favorite windowing system.